The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-09-17
SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
a rRDAY SEPTEMBER II 1887,

We
lanes H. Blue of Brunswick 10 on,
sanctum on Monday last
Mr. A. K. Desverney has horse
!, tb.t urc ers fresh eggs to oats for its
morning meal.
Miss Rosa Morehead of Atlanta is in
the city the guest of Miss Matte
Ingliss.
Subscribers who owe for the TRIBUNE
will confer favor by paying up at
once.
Mr.. Swinton W. Bennett of Charles
ton spent Sunday last in our city very
agreeaby.
A large number of Savannahians
are preparing to visit Atlanta next
month.
Miss Lizzie Dunbar one of the teach
ers in West Broad street school has
res 'gned.
Mrs. Rebecca Vincent after spending
the Summer in Chauncey, Ca, returned
Wednesday September l4th inst.
Prot. James Ross, principal OF the
Fast Broad street school aud Miss
Sarah Wilson were married in Charles
on last week.
Prof. G. A. Dawson has been work
irg at his trade brickmason's during the
week for the first time in Y years. He
says he will give it up permanently 10
1899.
Miss c. M. Deveaux, resigneda her
POSITION as teacher in the East Broad
street school. She will accept better
place next month.
A grand ball, will be given at
Empire hall on Monday night Sept.
10. Doors open at seven. Admis-
sion Is cents.
The new cotton exchange building
at the terminus of Drayton street on
Bay, is now completed and ready
for occupancy. The building is one
Of TIE handsomest in the city and
cost $4,000.
Rev. E. K. Love who has been
absent for several weeks in Atlanta,
Augusta and other cities, is gone
to Little Rock.
The Fourth District has the mayor
chairman of council and three aldermen
yet it ie the most neglected District in
the city. They could make themselves
very popular by giving us few cross
ings where they are badly needed.
In every community there are
number of men whose whole time is not |
occupied, such as teachers, ministers,
farmers sons, and others. To these
classes especially we would say, if you
wish to make several hundred dollars
during the next few months, write at
once to B. F. johnson and & Co., of
Richmond. Va, and they will show
you how to do it.
Mr.. Moses L. Jackson brother of Mr.
John jackson died on Friday morning
last of brights dieease of the kidneys,
having been confined to bed about three
months The diseased was a school
teacher and licensed Baptist minister.
The funeral will take place from the
First African Baptist church on Sum
day.
Mr.. S. B. Saunders chief engineer |
pnd pilot U. S. snag Boat Toccoa for |
The 9th District from Charleston, s. G.
10 Palatka, Fla, was in the city during
the week and called to pay his respects
to the TRIBUNE Office. Mr. Saunders is
pne of the many colored men South
Who has made his mark in the U. 8.
Fervice. We are glad to say he is also
strong advocate of the Tribune and
never forgets US,
Judge VIM. H. Matthews delegate
for the District of Georgia to the
National Convention Of G. U. 0, of 0,
which meets in Columbus, Ohio on
10 18th, left last Monday via New
York aud Philadelphia. The Odd
allows of this State have worthy and
lie representative and there is no
nbt but he will look closely after
Dir interest.
Last night while the faithful and
lefatigable workers of the TRIB
IN were hard at work, two good
aaritans, DIR. P. and Judge r.,
No live on Bryan and Walburg SITS
pectively, surprised them with